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To be continued!
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Taken onboard the lead warbird, the pair are brought before none other than Enabran Tain himself. Tain reveals that the Tal Shiar and the Obsidian Order are teaming up for a joint first strike to destroy the Founders, cutting the head from the snake and neutralizing the Dominion in one fell swoop. Tain has also decided to take his old job back as head of the Obsidian Order, so the assassinations were intended to eliminate anyone who might complicate his ascension.
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Taken onboard the lead warbird, the pair are brought before none other than Enabran Tain himself. Tain reveals that the Tal Shiar and the Obsidian Order are teaming up for a joint first strike to destroy the Founders, Founders by [[CapitalOffensive attacking their homeworld]], cutting the head from the snake and neutralizing the Dominion in one fell swoop. Tain has also decided to take his old job back as head of the Obsidian Order, so the assassinations were intended to eliminate anyone who might complicate his ascension.
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** Subverted for once with Garak, who genuinely does not know who wants him killed. Odo surmises that Garak would invoke this trope if he really knew who wanted him dead.
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* SuddenlyShouting: Odo begins outright ''screaming'' at Garak once he finally runs out of patience with the Cardassian's constant fibbing.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: InUniverse. Garak finds "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" to be a little graphic for children.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: InUniverse. Garak finds "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" Wolf"'s ending to be a little graphic for children.
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* BlatantLies: The Flaxian assassin feigns ignorance about the deadly gas created from three perfumes that he stops Odo from mixing together.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: [[spoiler: Mila isn't yet the ServileSnarker we'll meet when she's reintroduced at the end of the series. It's justified, though, given this is the first time she and Garak have spoken in years and both people are clearly emotionally overwhelmed. Likewise, Tain has suddenly gone MIA and Mila's worried about him. Once Mila returns at the end of the series, ''then'' the snark comes out.]]
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: [[spoiler: Mila isn't yet the ServileSnarker we'll meet when she's reintroduced at the end of the series. It's justified, though, given this is the first time she and Garak have spoken in years and both people are clearly emotionally overwhelmed. Likewise, Tain has suddenly gone MIA and Mila's worried about him. Once Mila returns at the end of the series, ''then'' the snark comes out.]]
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* VaryingCompetencyAlibi: The plot is set off when somebody bombs Garak's clothing shop. When Odo questions Garak on who might want him dead, he suggests Major Kira. Odo scoffs at this and tells him to take it seriously. A good call, [[spoiler:given that the bomber turns out to be Garak himself]].
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* VaryingCompetencyAlibi: The plot is set off when somebody bombs Garak's clothing shop. When Odo questions Garak on who might want him dead, he suggests Major Kira. Odo scoffs at this and tells him to take it seriously. A good call, [[spoiler:given given that the bomber turns out to be Garak himself]].himself.
